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Georgia
Guide to Georgia Business Records Retention Requirements
The Georgia Archives, Records and Information Management Services. This version of The Guide to Record Retention Requirements is published as a research guide to legal requirements that appear to be in effect as of January 1, 2005. It does not have the effect of law, regulation, or ruling. It does not constitute legal advice or the legal opinion of any official or agency of the State of Georgia. Although due care has been taken in the preparation of the guide, no warranty or representation as to its completeness or accuracy is made, and the original texts of statutes and rules should be consulted.
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